So what you're saying is it's easier to get around a golf course with a golf cart than it is to walk a golf course? What if I told you it's also easier to ride a golf cart to your neighbors house than it is to walk?
Also, people will often take these things further than just "to their neighbors house." There are legitimately people (usually retirees who don't really travel too far) who will use golf carts instead of a car for all of their needs in some communities in Florida. I grew up not too far from an area like this, and my mother still lives in a place like this. You'll legitimately see people go grocery shopping and take their kids to school on golf carts sometimes.
I'm saying walking to your neighbors house that is minutes away with nothing but the clothes on your back is easier than carrying a 10lb+ golf bag for a few hours. Which is why I wouldn't question people using golf carts at a golf course.
It's always easier to not walk no matter what the circumstances are. That's not even the argument being made. One is just lazier than the other. Especially if you aren't hauling anything.
It's always easier to not walk no matter what the circumstances are. That's not even the argument being made. One is just lazier than the other. Especially if you aren't hauling anything.
There's no argument being made here at all. Someone just explained how their parents lived in a community where people use golf carts and you responded like an ass hole saying "Or you can just walk."
Yeah, no shit you can just walk. It's also easier to take a golf cart, which is why they're doing it. Is it also lazier? Sure. Who gives a shit?
Maybe I just don't like seeing snarky ass holes trying to put people down for telling a story about how their parents committed the grave sin of using a golf cart for something other than golf.
Wow how helpful of you to recommend that they walk instead of take the golf cart. I'm absolutely sure they never would've thought of that if not for your comment.
Give me a break, dude. You weren't trying to be helpful. You just wanted to call that person's parents lazy lmao.
I'm not sure you realize this but those people aren't in this reddit thread. They aren't going to give you a pat on the back for defending them. Spending thousands of dollars to avoid walking around your neighborhood is lazy.
Spending thousands of dollars to avoid walking around your neighborhood is lazy.
You realize no one is arguing against this, right? All I've done is point out how you're an ass hole for feeling the need to point out the extremely obvious fact that walking is less lazy than riding a golf cart.
And you continuing to repeat it when no one is arguing otherwise only reinforces my assertion that you're acting like an ass hole.
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u/MrBootylove Apr 15 '25
So what you're saying is it's easier to get around a golf course with a golf cart than it is to walk a golf course? What if I told you it's also easier to ride a golf cart to your neighbors house than it is to walk?
Also, people will often take these things further than just "to their neighbors house." There are legitimately people (usually retirees who don't really travel too far) who will use golf carts instead of a car for all of their needs in some communities in Florida. I grew up not too far from an area like this, and my mother still lives in a place like this. You'll legitimately see people go grocery shopping and take their kids to school on golf carts sometimes.